SELAH Commonwealth Commonwealth Knoxville

Fr. Foye Belyea joins us for a special workshop on hearing the voice of God. The ability to converse with God and follow his leading is vital to living as missionaries in our everyday lives. This practical workshop will help you to better understand the importance and purpose of prayer and how to recognize the different ways that God speaks to us each day.
Here are two resources that are mentioned in the workshop:Encountering God's Presence Through PrayerDiscovering God's Voice in Your Story

In this training, we continue our exploration of the five gifts that Jesus has given his church. Every Christ-follower has specific gifts given to them by Jesus so that we might all become more like Jesus, experience the fullness of God's presence, and participate in his ongoing mission in the world together. This week we look at the third of these five gifts: evangelists.
Special thanks to Alan Hirsch. J.R. Woodward, Nathan Brewer, Jessie Cruickshank, Kurt Willems, Ashley Dalen, and Matthew Million for their contributions to this training.

Scripture: Acts 2:42-27 
As Jesus leaves his followers to go be with the Father, he calls them to continue the work that he started and live as his representatives here on Earth. Their immediate response was to create a community. The description of this first church community reveals to us that community is an intentional work by both God and his people. 

In this training, we continue our exploration of the five gifts that Jesus has given his church. Every Christ-follower has specific gifts given to them by Jesus so that we might all become more like Jesus, experience the fullness of God's presence, and participate in his ongoing mission in the world together. This week we look at the second of these five gifts: prophets.
Special thanks to Alan Hirsch. J.R. Woodward, Nathan Brewer, Jon Ritner, Rich Robinson, Tim Catchim, Jessie Cruickshank, and Brad Brisco for their contributions to this training series.

Scripture: John 21
Jesus desires us to be in unity with one another. The problem is that our experience of life and community is often characterized more by disunity than unity. Unity among believers is so important to Jesus that in his final hours with his disciples, he both demonstrated and taught them how to intentionally work towards unity in a world that trends towards disunity. 

In this week's training, we continue our journey in Ephesians 4 as we explore the five gifts that Jesus has given his church. These gifts come to us in the form of people. People are the gifts. Everyone has specific gifts given to them by Jesus for the serving of others so that we might all become more like Jesus, experience the fullness of God's presence, and together participate in his ongoing mission in the world. This week we look at the first of these five gifts: apostles. 
Special thanks to Alan Hirsch. J.R. Woodward, Nathan Brewer, Jon Ritner, Rich Robinson, Tim Catchim, Jessie Cruickshank, and Brad Brisco for their contributions to this training series.